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XM26-0127 / Copper tone · Single piece

The Raised Palm

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This copper-toned seated Buddha raises one palm in quiet assurance. Snail-curled hair rises into a rounded ushnisha, long earlobes rest against the shoulders, and the eyes are lowered in calm. He sits in full lotus on a high platform, right hand lifted with the palm turned outward, left hand resting softly in his lap. The robe crosses from one shoulder in smooth diagonal folds, patterned faintly across the cloth, leaving the right chest bare; its pleats spill over the knees and pool across the seat like slow water. The platform below is hung with a carved drape that ends in pointed scallops, and a ring of plump lotus petals circles the foot. Warm highlights and deep shadows move gently over the antique copper surface. Composed and unhurried, it suits the principal place of a shrine, or the focal point of a room that needs stillness.

Selected from exhibition photographs; availability and lead time must be confirmed upon ordering.

Price:
on enquiry
Reference size:
Height ≈ 60 cm (Nominal height for this group, not an individual measurement. Labelled dimensions; inclusion of the base, halo and ritual attributes is to be confirmed on enquiry.)is compiled based on the on-site dimensional records and is for reference only. The actual size is subject to confirmation upon inquiry; the on-site recorded dimensions are also used as an approximate reference.
Craft information:
has a golden face and brown robes, with clear curly hair and raised palms, and a cascading cloth pattern in front of the square seat. The material and specific production process need to be confirmed by inquiry.
Customisation:
CustomisableThe specific plan, size range and feasibility are confirmed through discussion.
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The Raised Palm